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OF old settlers for election of officers for
ensuing year VIII be held on Saturday,
Nov. 26th. at , 2. m, at the Office Of VIM.
MatChewSOn. JOHN WILKIN.
w35-lt-dlj6-3t Secretary.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-31
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

A rrsrnrY OF TILE LEGISLATIVE UNION OF
GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND BY 7. DrSsAR
1.GRAa. LII u. OF. PIP 2ol macnunsn q
o.. London aud New-Iok
lhls Is contribution TO ere voiuminous literature
Of the Home RUE question from the English sde and
very able The authors apology for an. his
to nj survey of the legislative union is the lack OF
Authoritative work the subject. Irish partisans,
st. .1 jgdsmcn. have lad the field to themselves and
huge sue ecd,d in obseuing the facts OF the by
rsrcprcA cutatiOn and dec amalion. They have either
neglected or wfully avoided original sources OF IN
formation and have assumed that the extrayagaut
statements contained in BarTington's "romanccs" and
oDc-sdtd books like "Grattan's LAfe,' contain The
whole truth and nothing but the truth The author
believes that the English statesmen who were TO
sponsible for the Union acted from pues motives
AID employed far and constitutional means ana tDa
e. IT, work received at tue time the 'eary consent
aid concurrence If vast majority Oh irioh '''0
tants and Catholics These propositions Lie
10 prove by detailed references 10 oncial oOcunehs
and c,pten poraneous records He even dsnisses the
long pied theory that Fit accomplished Bis pur
ro-os by pur.4ase and bribery as vasary OF irish
de lanatIon. He pr0n0unces the Union a. absolutely
fee from any faint corruption
II wouId be impos sible for impartial students to
reach the conclusions which the author confidently
afirIns In this volume. His own partisan blas IL
disclosed and many Of his statements are as exuaVa-
gaut as the defamation Of the Opposition benches in
PITTS day. wich he affects to despise. 1t is equally
impossible, however, for any one endowed with
controversial spirit to repress admiration Tor the
cogeHcy of the arguments and the lucidlty OF the
methods employed In this book 1t is most forclpe
presentation Of tho English case for the Union, az 1t
summed up by Pitt and Castiereagh at rie open
ing OF the century; aud ii is also most adrolt ana
we1-managed defence Of the Government Of that oay
against many infamous charges which have cloudea
their reputation. The authors manner at the close
of the task when lie undertakes 10 explain away
Castlereaghs discriminating letters and to prove that
the Union was not effected through corrupt MEANS
Is ,at of a special peader with very bad case on his
hands. He makes brave effort, but only succeeds
in convincing the unprejudiced reader that he Is q
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MISS wHITCOMB'S SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
ANA LADIEb A0d CHILDREN, ael Ctinton-st 1sooklyn.
seopeas 0eptembsr "a Address - sbeys ~ sADsxass
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european 41yerfiseMemts.

Observation-Disclosures. Germany; =
~ Happy hsne Ter few yeaag ladies' desirsus o. ~, xss
Ing themselves Germaa, French. paiptnG mus,sx 49,
highest moderate and Inclusive 49,
MISS HARDKEv. u stsckkssS ess-
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BROOKLYN.
RROOKLYN HEIGHTS SEMINARY
~ Tho thirty seventh year Of this and Bsardpl
School for Young Lsdies WIN begin September a. send
CHARLES 4. WEST Prnc,a
lse Moutaguest, Brsokssa. y. 4.
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C000 A YEAR, board and tuition; young
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Had onded N j. $3.50 large boys young men' MILITARY
College burlington. n.
G.(1n -MAPLEWOOD INSTITUTE. for
epsD. both Concordvils. Pa Instruction thor
ogh Students prepared for college or business Backwart
pupils Special 70 little boJs no OK
tras. JOS. sHORTLID GE. A NJ. Principal
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7 OST.-Baak-bosk Ne III, $50 % Dry -
~ osvaags essk- Any sesssn havssE eesns 81 49,
houk enoa Qreunus sAo - IL 8aS
"a asyA IT, 49, hook WIN - doc4nEed 1neeea
tangulshaA AnA neW Uno hs0u61 = NJ thsgooG
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Ire QreIu

A FACT.-Hortons Ice Cream ia made fro1
~ pure cro1 a. Horton's Patent Super Frozen Brcks
Ice Cream for Rssaursnfa ChurcheS Festivals &c. ~
keep hard hour Country orders promptly nsd ps2
105 Sthsve- COS 6h-avA. lis PART ITO kAst izSe
Gew.York and ass Fult0n-st Brvoklyn
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WYOMING SEMINARY AND CONNER
w CIAL COLLEGE. Kingston Penn.-Tns largest col.
schoo State students admitted 70
condition OF thu highest order In
the musical and commercial deparments degrees gwen
situated fzr-fsn-t WYOMING VALLEY Detn.
tfn campus ladies' hall haudssm.y furnished steam neat
Edison light hrou shont the buildings one nica
physical laboratories reading largo library
eighteen s200a fail term begins Auxst3
L. l. sPRAGUE. d. d., Proa
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Sely Waureb,

WANTED. class cook for priyae
w family eghtosn miles from New York: best cit! ~
sssnos required eau al Insurance othos 80 br''as
THURSDAY mornag 10 O'Clock.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-28

Ehs Trsabss "A Aiaze Jasstisa Enas tn
yfeeorg foF ths n. of 4.

Ehs TFsabss "A Mage Ja2etisa Ends tn .
victory foF tbs n. of A.
PlTTssEE IS FEB. = Al ate hoGr.. .ast
evening President W'xs5e aad Secretary
Martin 81 tbs AinslzsInated Assoeszsioa Of
Izoa and Slssl Workers. net wish Prssi.teat
Glessnsr u tie lagghliB sad AiRgo J1ae-
ti9n steel C0mpAag. snd COMMITTEES OF
stsei sogkers Ef0a TIE Aiako i0tgs. IN con-
ference as SteubeaTiiis. ono Il 80 agreed
taAz gne eont-sct and rules entered into hg
tne eoulp pang a1d the h. sn1 l. l4nnaFy ~
l>oJ. saafi e rscoentzsd throughout tie
present year also Ia eselt Il mech A. ,>as
, saxazes sn3 ne coApany fsaassf lhe
nlen - remain psnding . repair. me enf-
Dl0Yes shall - paid, As are the employees os
tns belizife Nal Company. Il vas further
agreed - that ia the operation OF the l.. ard
j. steel pant the Ana gzmstsd Associa,l0n
81 Iron and steel ~ N0rkers should not al
leaEpt " control the distribution OF the prf
dGcts Of tAs sssei plant unless 70 such ms
where tnslF organization exists aud Is on a
stnke By ortsr OF the executive officers OF
tie AmAlxanlAtsd Assoc ati0a- The mill
Nil be ia operation tOnofroH and there y
great rejoicing it is distinStiY understood
thai the AGlal .anasted Association will be
recognized As having jurisdiction Ia the
piAEs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-28
ANXIETY PREVAILS
In Canada Over the Results OF
the Recent Election.
BUSINESS COMPLETELY DENORlLlltD.
Merchants Fear Change of Admins.
tration and Consequent Change IA
the Fiscal PoiicY OF the Country
Sir Johns Seat TO be
Contested.

BosroN. Feb 25.--An Ottawa, Oni., dis.
patch 10 the Herald, says: The uncertainty
with which the country above party lines
regards the political situation is unmislas-
ably iastanced IN the complete cemorali1a-
ton Of business from one emu Of the D0min-
ion TO the other The greatest anxiety pre-
walls, and tslegrams are pouring IN from
business men from every quarter to learn
the latest Official news. Even the assuf-
ances of Sir John Macdonald and Of his
cabinet. that the government has been sus-
tanned by fair working majority, fails 10
establish confidence that there will not al
al early day, If not Immediately, be a
change of administration and a consequent
change in the fiscal policy of tbs country.
That the effect OF this uncertainty extended
beyond the limits oi the Dominion was
clearly shown in the drop in Canada Pacific
shares the moment there appeared 20 be any
doubt OF the governments success. The
situation is peculiar one. The Premier
himself can only have an approximate idea
Of the majority he will have III the next
parliameut There will be twenty-five
seats contested. including Sir Johns IN
Kingston. where he was elected by only
twelve msjority. Sir Hector Bsngevein's in
three Rivers, where his msjority was only
ten, and Sir Adolpha Caron's in Qnebtc
1t is Also stated that Hon. John Carvings
seat will be contested in London.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-28
HONORABLE RECOGNITION.
AFrsnkfort Mans Services Appreciated b,
the Lille saving Department.

the Lille SAVING department
tst.ls.se - Ess st.ttsAs.sts,ls
FRAEKFoEr. Feb. 20.-On November ~.
1886. terrible storm sEept over Lake
Michigan involving the loss Of many lives
at this point The MeneKsunee and Mare
neitee were lost with fourteen souls. G.
Burmeister, postmaster az tbs village ha;
received the following letter from Wasa-
ington, apprecialve OF his efforts u save
the lives OF the imperiled sailors:
TREAsURr DEpARTMENG.
OFFICE Or SERALSUrERINTENDENr
or Z. ;. LIFE SAVING STATIONS.
WAsHINoroS. ID. G. Feb -. 1857.
Csas. Bumsster. Esq., Frankfort, Beaeis
County, Mich.
DEAR SIE:-Lieut Rogers, Assistant In
spector of Life Saving Stations, Eleventh
district. in his investigation report OF the
disasters which occurred 10 the barges
"Menekaunee" and "Marenettee" on No
vember 49, lsS6, transmits the testimony
taken by you and gives a further ac-
count OF your services IN going . long dis
tance through woods and darkness over
wretched roads during northern gale ol
wind and snow 10 apprise the Poin, Betsy
life saving crew of the impending disasters
10 the vessels named.
IL affords me pleasure TO return thanks
for your valuable service gratutously rend-
cred by you IN conveying the intelligence
you did 10 the station crew under great
difficulties and hardships and subsequently,
in taking testimony.
Although the service rendered by your
self and ihe life saving. crew were Of no
avail. il does not deiract IN the least from
the noble performance Of duty in the hops
OF rescuiug human life.
Again thanking you. | am vith great
respect Respectfully yours,
5. l. K,MBkLL.
General Superintendent
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-28

BUrr,Lo, \. y. Feb. 27.--It WAS reported
last night that forty or hiiy fishermen who
started up the LAKE with their DOGS and
sleds Saturday morning. had been caught
in The fierce storm which commenced early
in tbe evening. and as the iee was breaking
up we're unable t0 reach the shore. Con-
hiciing reports made tie loss Of lite very
large and fhers was considerable anx .etf
felt for he pen The police state t0u5eht.
however. that 50 far ali hut two
of the fishermen hsye turned up al
night a bout o'clock This evening Ger
Gallagher. one Of the men reported missifsv.
drove in from Bayview wits eleven oiLers
who With himself hal succecde8 .n react
iax the south shore about nightfatl o SAT-
uri-y. Owing 80 tbe vio,encs of the stprm
they bad sought shelter 81 BayvieH d -
toe night The gale hiss abatej and tbs
lake Is completely calm tonight.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-28

Streets and Sidewalks Obstrncicd ans
Crosswaiks Obliferated.

streets and Sidewalks Obstrucicd and
Crosswaiks ObIiterated.
Grand Rapids presented a brilliant aspect
yesterday morning. TIE wild careering
storm, with its furious blasts and binding
sleet, had spent itself, and the result was
that the beautiful white snow was piled up
at interval % "a alarming height Cross
walks were obliiersted and the Sidewalk
were almost impossible Church going
people were deferred from attending sery ices
and the congregations for the most psrs
were very light Before daylight yesterday
II 0rninC the Stree; Railvsv Company we're
out Ia fail force removing tie crystal hskes
from The car tracks and al intervals through
the day the huge monster snowplow, drawn
bv four horses and reaching almost scross
the street raised up and down. lcsving Al
each side OF the street 3 huge bank of snow
winch proved very inconveDient Tor Deies
trans. who were obliged 20 cross the streets
Yesterday afternoon a sharp gale continued
anu Al every corner one wouid be met BY il
and chilled u the marrow by ihe singing
blast IGe iaermoiueter rrg stered tea DE-
gsees above zero. aud every one Who ven-
turel ou' foT auy disisnce had ihei1 beauty
cnl-n ed Dy glow sn ileir cbeets. xhich
was n0s 10 BE- sarpassea even by painf nr
pSgdsT. Numerous com piniats weTe fsfafle
20 tic police ab9uf tre sidewalks beng
-,0ei s3el bar as if vas njay ihe owners
could a3i he ordered oui 70 clean their
Natks r 'front.' ~ their sees for the Sab
bath nust oe kcFd holy. and so u0rting
regid 10 lone ulli tgaaY allen every oue
" n farn ogt ard passage Till bs cbsfrie'ei
an Iefsurr
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-28

SEw YoRv FEB. 17.-At the meeting O,
the Central Labor Union II Camden Hal
today. Communication from the walters
and bar tenders union was read. denoano-
ing Mssfer Workman Povderly FOR his Sc.
ton inhibiting the collection ef money q
heip the Chicago Anarchists Several Rsrr
saeeches were made IN condemnation o'
Mr Pcv6erlT. b1f no1e were nis3e ln bis
tsasif Resolutions were sioTt-i 1rrtest-
iug azslnst the ac.iuu 81 Young Arnns-
wfek. r17 sufsevorsi 10 orEani1s ~ eis
Fricf rlesserger hoTs. srd ca1eer1nfrz Judge
Brown fr BIS rrli1r IN the sBif of TIE 0ld
poninian compsnY ssainst Msste~ W0rk.
man lainn e a.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-28
A SHOW BLOCKADE
Reported From the Upper
Peninsula Yesterday.
TRIMS lBls00GED lED DIICHEH.
The Ss0rFn a. Msnistee-Diseipiss o
Democratic Doetrsne---A Frsnksoft
Mar Fhsnkec by the Gosera-
ment for Good Services
Rendered.


thet s-.tt ~ 1es sE.tttls -slss.s
MAeSt ETfE FEB ia howhns blizzard
aas prevailed throughout the eulire Upper
feninsul~ los tie past tweaiy iear hoers,
playing hagoe With Tie various railro&ds.
The Chicago aad Norih Western mails az
several hours late aud every train GA the
Detroit. Maekinsc & Marquette road has
been abandoned. The AsEqae.le hough
ton a ontcuagon roza started train ssf'y
this morning consisting u fouT engines
and n passenger ooacb. A mile tasi of
AeSaunee tie entire trsin Was oefaIied Al
q late opur TINS afternoon seven engines
we're a. the Uneck, bat had leeu unable 10
rAise the engines and car from tie ditch.
The damsge vii not be lssge The storm
is sUDsidlng bot the SNOW Il still drifting
badly. Country roads Arc almost impassa-
Die
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-28
Her l.tt.r e Her .sess. ~.

sYRAcUsr. \. T. Fsb 2.-Asry Drrss
was engaged nearly al day yesterday IN Der
cell 81 the onondago penlienti1ry writing =
farewell letter 20 her mother. The letter,
which viii be accompanied b. large isou
quet contains many eusesrnE terms and
erprcgses the hope that they nav faeef
again ia heaven ksry bss slept bit iittie
OF ate snd bss eeDsutlY gIvea wsT 20 hef
emotions. The srzAn seaI bY Nm. Drlse
arr ve8 ~ the penileutiaff ~ 'isT.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-28
SHE WILL COMPETE.
The "Mayfiowsr'' Sails for England in June
To Race for the Queens Cup.

The "MayloWer' sails Tor England IN june
To Race for the Queens Cup.
Bosros. Feb. 27.-Generai Paine, owner
of the champion yacht May flower" has an
nounced that the famous sloop has been
placed in charge OF her designer, Mr.. Bur-
CESS, and that she will sail for England the
coming Summer TO race for the Queen 5
cup, which has been held sincs 1862 by the
English cutter Arrow" This cup was first
contested fer in the above named year and
wa. won by the Arrow" the America"
which hsd won the American cup ibs year
before, being two minutes behind her The
course was from Cowes around the Isle of
Wight and return. The Arrow has held
the cup unchaIlenged since that time. The
English racing rules were so unfair that an
American yacht had no chance 10 win ex-
cept with 4 screw propeller. Great TAX was
placed on beam. and the American yachts,
II they had raced would be 50 badly handi-
capped in time allowance that the chances
of winning would hare proved small in
deed By the 1870 English racing rule,
which was lately resc;nded the May
flower would have hard work to beat a
sixty tonner At q meeting OF the English
Yacht Racing Association, new rule was
siopsed TO stand seven wears. IL does away
with the gre.t tax on beam and taxes
length and sail area more. and under the
change American yachts have now q much
better chance, although the new rule still
favDrs yachts of the English type The
"Msyiiower" will sail for England early in
June.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-28

London Socialists Treated Ia Discourse
ON the Equality Of All

LosDos, Feb. T.-Ihe assembling OF
Socialists in Sc. PaHl's Cathedral today
many OF whom marched 10 the church in
procession, attracted crowds Of people and
the great etifee was filed 20 overlooking
The request OF the Socialists federation TO
the Archbishop Of Canterbury - preach
lrom The text Let him that stole. steal
DO more. bat rather let him labor" was
dlsregarded and instead, the Archbishop OF
-. PALS preached from Prover5s XXI. 2.
The rich and poor meet together, the Lord
Is the maker Of them all" The discourse
elected frequent shouts of Good. Bravo.
etc. and there were also occasional growls
and groans but the services were carried out
% the end with no more serious Interrupt
ton. The police were present in strong
lorce. An sfiray occurred during the even
ing between the police and a branch Of the
Socialists returning from the Cathedral out
10 WAS nos serious.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-28
Msai.t.s S,aFnurs.

MANisTEr. Feb. PA heavy snow storm
prevailed here Saturday night. aud the snow
has driitei badly a train on L g. Peter
logging road was showed ia and abah-
doned
At The county convention held here yes
tetday, the following delegates - Demo
cratic State Convention were chosen James
Dempsey. Peter Ayrss. Max Baum mann,
Joseph kiuinger, {. Wall aud c. Patrick
Nnnd
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-28

Grave Question. whfoh s-e we1ry pr ts's
s,raod Rapids Contingent.

Grave Questions whfcL sre Wefry - ts's
sraod Rapids Contingent
There Is great interest manifested snnors
lorsI Green 0acsers - - the scion of their
STATE Convention - iansine tomorrow. to-
ths life and desib OF the followers 81 fni
ars hang ag b. mere tlfee3 Ir Kenf
counfr. The hetbe5 of ereenback sr1. there
is divsrefr ~ opiuica - 81 thf ;sssisit.tf
~ s9ngrr 'nfsining fhs present ffEss ~
SOS. afla ~ anpstigT wfii 70 thoroughly
q dslgsssi r. bose - ~h0r. Efe is nnHear
s3ie ~iflea' t8eF - ltgL Kent vi
sera - f1Il auo.s ~ fiytv 1eiegs.fs. snd
tte msi8rltr ~ fnea wil fsv0f ffe furtsse,
,rts ntessnrs 81 tie pa.fr unsef ir greseni
name Nhiis - negnsiaefa3is fsv ~
aeht fsf tif Sis8an1rBrni ~ tne usriv and
fhe arfi1 zsrusfino nf ifs fnemherstip II poe
sole with the neu ciDc.urst labor part
The Stsie Cyu7suftnn yif - iGrEeif -
iera asri s18 fs.e lobby wiii exee~d eng in ~
rs~f9s history as tisFe snfh e dirersli
~ opinion ~ ic yhrf is ofsL - -.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-28

A sress ssesz EhEeaxh Ss'ifef'
R5ii4a $40 sk4nE katDk~1

NzEzA ss sSsx., Fet. g The ssass''''.'s
tesin en ths 4<ssssic 4 fsaahr r@itfs'e@' as
hsrs hssns tlss ns~ss - s. iass eFenint ~f-.'
sisraussA 4 rtlAs : 80 s.siisS suss % -e.e
The saeok e1ssx b. 6pe ens flss slai -" -
press and basseaas os1s xieFs ae3trese" -
eaesas ses ssasstsc1 A. AID Ma - =
aer1 ~ ths ans tnKtaeer = =. rs<.'. <.a
sas.s aes prabxbis i4lsi ssb1fies. "a
Ag~n{ Il. l. Fr,stln ans J Nfisinsen -. :
ser.oissly iuiare6 Brakeman 4. tfai1'sts :
iwo indians sna tramp seff eHrfca =
aeztb Ilf Il J Caa-e, a tsssesenff. AZ
~as bruised "a iae hose 1sise' I"
tluincs. Iil.. haa q les nlared. Aesi - s1ls
taeeafs aaa 1aa.l Was burned ap. s-.se
ner's fsrx AelA "a inquest Qn tht b.,si'r'
And las sxulAeFafed the eonpsny ile''
hisue
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-28
rnfnrcinr remnarance.

Sow CRY. Ia. FEB. 27.-Frsd. Gienke,
sn indicted saloon keeper who stood trial
and was convicted. was Yesterday fined $500
ard c1s,s by Judge Lewis. he is in jail.
An Injunction was issued yesterday against
the Bank Exchange, the only open saloon
iegt IN the city. The Law and Order League
nov announces iEs intention Of looking At
ter The holes IN the wall or places where
i4uor Is sold on The sly.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-28

NrwssK. NJ. Feb 27.-vincsnzo Tar
ozu Va arrested in Csnsda Tbarsssy sad
brouxhs here on susulcion ~ bei7c 80
murderer - Nszz's Albrecht. IN soafs of
III tsrae some Enae axr Enrast.z Of TIE
hoirsa have f3liy t-eneae1 Ts~osU &r6 be
roiirr - certain inst thev hsvs tAs right
nasc Tsrazn ~ss working - = ishoz~ On
rsiros.i neay Ottawa The oTscrrs ~irta-
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Telegram-herald., 1887-02-28

LoUIsvnLE, Ky, Feb. 1.-THE wind blew
here today at velocity Of from twenty
to thirty miles sn hour. and navigation Oh
the Ohio River was suspended. The steamer
Reindeer ssEk ia the harbor with her head
70 the bank She is valued at $50 600, and
IS badly damaged Hard work saved many
coal barges. One hundred and thiry feet
Of the vest wall of the Exposition building
blew in this evening
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-28

Hartford. Conn. Feb. 27.--Judge Ship
way. in the United States Circuit Court yes
terday. denied the motion OF Merritt Gal
lev. Of New York, for an injunction to re-
ssrssin the Colts Patent Fire Arms Manu-
Elctunng Company from making or selling
the Universal printing press. which is Ca
Iev's invention. The patent had expired
bat Galley claimed name a. a trademark.